How to Use Yone’s Soul Unbound in Wild Rift

Prepare Yone’s third Steel Tempest cast before using Soul Unbound to engage. The supplied draft describes using the ability to approach an opponent and then returning to the starting point when its duration ends. It does not establish that this approach guarantees a kill or a Grandmaster rank.

Use Soul Unbound for a short engage

The draft recommends starting from a position where Yone can return behind his minion line or near a turret. During Soul Unbound, it suggests closing the distance, using Steel Tempest or its third cast, and weaving in basic attacks before returning.

Follow that sequence as a proposed trade, not a guaranteed safe play:

1. Build Steel Tempest stacks before engaging, as the draft advises.
2. Activate Soul Unbound to move toward the opponent.
3. Use the available Steel Tempest cast and basic attacks.
4. Return when Soul Unbound ends. The draft warns that the starting position may be vulnerable, so consider where Yone will return before activating the ability.

Connect the third cast before following up

The draft identifies Steel Tempest’s third cast as a knock-up and suggests following it with Fate Sealed. Its proposed sequence is to prepare the third cast, use Soul Unbound to close the gap, land the knock-up, and then cast Fate Sealed.

The draft does not provide tested timing, matchup conditions, or evidence that the sequence reliably hits. Treat it as a suggested combo rather than a confirmed way to secure a kill.

The video description says the creator planned to master Yone and play toward Grandmaster rank. It does not confirm that the creator reached that rank, and the supplied material does not establish a build or a dependable climbing strategy.